THE SN LIST

Rank & Sectorin Billions (2002); Total %; Food-Only Sales; Sector Power Player1) Grocery Stores$443.0; 25.6%; $405.3; David Dillon, Kroger Co.2) Food service / drinking places$408.0; 23.5%; Unavailable; James Cantalupo, McDonald's3) Discount stores$318.3; 18.4%; $31.8; Lee Scott, Wal-Mart Stores4) Supercenters$118.0; 6.8%; $37.0; Lee Scott, Wal-Mart Stores5) Drug Stores$113.5; 6.5%; $9.3; David Bernauer,

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Rank & Sector

in Billions (2002); Total %; Food-Only Sales; Sector Power Player

1) Grocery Stores

$443.0; 25.6%; $405.3; David Dillon, Kroger Co.

2) Food service / drinking places

$408.0; 23.5%; Unavailable; James Cantalupo, McDonald's

3) Discount stores

$318.3; 18.4%; $31.8; Lee Scott, Wal-Mart Stores

4) Supercenters

$118.0; 6.8%; $37.0; Lee Scott, Wal-Mart Stores

5) Drug Stores

$113.5; 6.5%; $9.3; David Bernauer, Walgreen Co.

6) Convenience stores

$112.0; 6.5%; $109.3; Jim Keyes, 7-Eleven

7) Online sales

$75.7; 4.4%; $2.6

8) Warehouse Clubs

$75.5; 4.43%; $46.6; Jim Sinegal, Costco

9) Dollar stores

$38.3; 2.2%; Unavailable; Howard Levine, Family Dollar Stores

10) Liquor stores

$31.3; 1.7%; $1.6

Sources: SN research, U.S. Department of Commerce, Food Marketing Institute, National Restaurant Association, National Association of Chain Drug Stores, Retail Forward, Forrester Research.